Back in 1988 we used a Toshiba ‘286 laptop for programming something on the manufacturing plant floor. That laptop came with the useful Multisoft PC-Kwik Power

Back in 1988 we used a Toshiba ‘286 laptop for programming something on the manufacturing plant floor. That laptop came with the useful Multisoft PC-Kwik Power Pak on 3.5” floppy disk. I owned a generic ‘286 12 MHz DOS computer at the time. Since PC-Kwik was the Toshiba edition it would not run on generic ‘286. So I used DOS program Codeview, also on floppy, to find and successfully patch the code in the executable program that checked for identification as a Toshiba product. My very first reverse engineering experience.